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Is Your Son Using Porn?
A few years ago, Canadian researcher Simon Lajeunesse wanted to study the effects of porn on adolescent boys. To do this, he needed to assemble two groups--young males who were porn users, and young males who were not porn users. His hope was to compare and contrast, looking for differences between the two cohorts. However, no matter how hard he tried, he couldn't locate any adolescent males who'd never looked at porn.read more

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A Canadian researcher set out to study the effects of porn viewing on heterosexual males. He needed a control group—men who hadn't ever viewed porn—and couldn't find any.
“Guys who do not watch pornography do not exist,” Lajeunesse ...